An exhibition that opened last week at the National Assembly Building in Seoul was deinstalled by officials of Korea’s National Assembly Secretariat because artworks included in it spoof…
The government accused the institution of failing to adhere to industry standards.
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The exhibition will remain open as scheduled until April 17.
The move comes as Frieze prepares a fair in the capital city, and as foreign dealers have been opening there at a rapid pace.
With companies buying art, private collectors opening museums, and foreign dealers opening outposts, Seoul's art scene is thriving.
The gallery will stage its first show in October.
The National Museum of Modern Art will get more than 1,000 pieces, including works by Claude Monet, Pablo Picasso, and other artists not currently in its collection.
The Dayton Art Institute in Ohio believed it was an unusual Chinese work. Then scholars began asking questions.
Moon Joon-yong has exhibited his new-media work widely. His latest exhibition sparked controversy.